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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-02
FREIGHTS.

FREIGHTS.
LUMBER-By sail-Coastwise business is dull,
with vessels in good supply and rates weak.
Freight limits are from IS 0o6625 from this
and the near Georgia ports to the Chesapeake
ports, Philadelphia, New York, Sound ports
and eastward. Timber 50c@Sl 70 higher than
lumber rates. To the West Indies and wind
ward, nominal; to South America, SfS O0014 90:
10 90: to United Kingdom for orders. timber,
37QI 2SS; lumber, 93 lbs. Steam-To New York,
81 90; to Philadelphia, 81 90; to Boston, 50 90.
NAVAL SToREs-Ffrm but nominal owing to
the scarcity of vessels. Foreign-Cork, etc,
70 orders IS Sd, and, or, Is Cd; Adriatic,
rosn IS; Genoa, rosin, Is 1015d. Coastwise-
Steam-To Boston, SOC on rosin, 81 % on spirits;
delphia, rosn 3Oc, spirits s0c; to Baltimore,
rosin Doc spirits Coo. Coastwise quiet.
CoTToN-BY Steam-The market is nominal.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY

Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohens Bluff and way
landings-W T Gibson, Manager.
Steamer Grace Pitt, Willetts. Beaufort, Port
ROYAL and Bluffton--Master. tt
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ew Orleans Pa
COTTON

IryEnpooL. Sept. f. 12:90p m.-Cotton steady,
y.ifn lair demand. middllng upnnds 51sd. mid
snecnlaiion and export .00O bales; receipts
90 bales American 400,
Futnres--Uplands low middling clause, Au'
september delivery 2i-Jid. also b 23Otd; sep
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>, GRANGE rn-Market very firm; demand
light We quote: White corn. job lots, Coz:
carload lots CSC; mixed corn, job lots, 65c; car
Ioad lots; 62c; Oats steady; demand good. We
quote: Mixed oats, 45c; carload lots, 40c. Bran,
q 10. Meal, 121sc. Georgia grist, per sack,
81 80; grist, per bishel. &c.
HAY-Market very firm, with fair demand
stock ample. We quote job lots: Western.
S 10; carload lots, 81 90; Eastern, 81 10; North,
ern, none
HIDES, Wool, -Hides-Market dull; re-
celpts light; dry flint, l@l11sc; salted, 9@9Isc
dry butcher, Sc. Wool Receipts light; prime,
IN bales. 26c; bury, .0QDl5c. Wax, 1Sc. Tai
low, 3Q4c. Deer skins, flint, 20c; sailed, l6c
Otter skins, 50cGS4 co.
csc.
LARD-- Market is easy; in tierces, nc; so ID
tins, 7Ssc.
LIME, CALcINED PLASTER AND CEMEST-Ala-
bama lump lime is in fair demand, and is sell
ing at 81 30 per barrel; Georgia, 81 80 per bar
rel; calcined plaster 81 80 per barrel; hair 4c
Rosendale cement, 81 so; Portland cement,
81 So
LIeuoRs-Full stock, steady demand. Bour-
bon, 81 5O@5 so; rye, 81 5000 90; rectified,
mand.
NALs-Market firm; fair demand wequote;
3D. So 90 al and sd, s. p; Cd, So 90; Sd, 81 rs
10d to God, 81 so per keg.
NUTS Almonds aTagona, 1SD20c; Ivicas,
17G1sc; wamuts, Frenca, Zee; Naples, ice; pc
cans, Ice; Brazil, Ice; fllberts, lie; cocoanuts,
Barracoa, s. p per 100.
Ons-Market firm; demand good Signal,
45c; West Virginia black. 9110c; lard, 5Sc;
headlight, l5c kerosene, l0c; water white, 1316c;
neatsfoot, G26t Soc; machinery. 250 SOC; linseed,
raw, SOC; boiled. 53c; mineral seal, ice; fire
proof, lSc; homelight, 1Sc.
ONIoNs-Northern, per barrel, S3 70.
PoTAToEs-Long Island Rose, 50 90.
PEAs-Denand light; COW peas, mixed, 75@
Soc; clay, 81 00GC1 15; speckled 81 00Q11 10;
black eye, 81 25G1l SO; white crowder, 81 500
IFS.
PRuNEs-T Turkish, 534c; French, Sc.
RAIsINs-Demand light market steady; loose
new Muscatel, 81 90; layers, 81 rs per box; Lon
don layers. 81 90 per box.
SALT-The demand is moderate and the mar
ket is quiet; carload lots, Csc o b.; job lots,
z o..
AIcT-Drop, 81 40; buck, 81 65.
SUGAR-The market is firm cut loaf, CSC;
standard A, csc; extra c, 53sc; yellow c, 5sSc;
gr anulated. 65Sc; powdered, 6a4c.
SYRUP-Florida and Georgia syrup, 40QS 45c;
the market is quiet for sugarhouse at 3o0140c;
Cuba straight goods, 2Sc in hogsheads; sugar
house nlolaSseS, 2)c.
TOBACCO Market dull; demand moderate.
We quote Smoking, 25c@S1 %; chewing, COM
mon, sound, 25Gl 30c; fair, 300I35c; medium. 80
Gl50c; bright. 50175c; fine fancy, $4,000; extra
fine, 90c@S1 10, bright navies, 45075c; dark
navies, 40Qt50c.
LUMBER-The demand from the West is fairly
active, and the railroads are endeavoring to
meet the wants of the trade in making rates
Coastwise and foreign demand is quite active,
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RIcE-The market was active, firm and adj
vancing There was very little offering. The
sales for the day were only II barrels, at about
quotations We quote:
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02
An IIiustrious Artists Hard lot.

The monument mania IS raging ~ France,
and Cherbourg has caught it and viii try to
erect a memorial Of ). T. E.llot. who was
born there. This commeEda5le project has
brought out many rerniuiscenccs Of the in
justice, neglect and wrotchelness that were so
largely the iliustl-ous artists lot in life. For
example, it is told that one quarter day, his
rent being due and his purse. IS usual. empty,
Millet succeeded in coaxing a picture dealer
TO visit his studio 70 see II ttore was not some
thing there worth the SEQ which be owed his
landlord. The dealer came, turned over can
vas after canvas superciliously, but ct last
consented to give the sum required in ex-
change for three important WORKS.
As be laid TIE three 100 franc notes on the
table, Millet suddenly remembered that tie
next day was his wife's f,e u should like
to invite n few friends lie said eagerly;
"could YOU not take something Else. so that
may have enough to Pay FOR the GinncrT
The latter shrugged his shoulders, but the
poor painter was SO pressing that no agreed,
not without difficulty. % take sketch which
was on the easel for 81. "Nmgt francs,"
sighed Millet, "mais nous n'aurous meme pas
de dessert" "You wish cssaert,' replied
the dealer. @Well. e. you've got me ia
generous mood, III give you ten francs for
that other SKETCH And the bargain was
struck, the dealer carving it of for s2--tae
desseFt-a little Gem that lie sold afterward
for $500. 1t is worth 5000 to-day. New
York Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

Do not throw away the worn ont broom
handles When you have three Just alike,
make pretty aud useful reading table The
iegS should be thirty four inches long, with
tie ends sawed of, Standing in the op-
posite directions, IN order that tne top may
fis and the ends stand firmly on The floor.
Cross the les about thirteen inches from the
upper end ard put round beaded screw
through two. bcir. careful that 20 - not long
enough TO 90 entirely through the second one.
then place tho third one ard put another
screw through Do not put them in too
tightly unt.l the legs ere all together. as you
NAV need 70 move tslem out or Ia a little. ard
il Is a good plan d put on tie top i'efore fin
ishing The top should be ffteen inches
square. marx the places Tor The iegs. at equal
distances aUart. and about one and half
inches from ths e5-e II you are good at
such work 4 = better - cut out little Of fbe
wood. - that the legs wiz sink in an eighth
of ar inch. then prt screws through the top
into the lexs. Cover the screw hese,s with
putty. The lezs ct The bottom should be
spread about six inches more t.ssn at the top,
othsrwise i win tip easily. TIE ieES may -
ebonized. eilded OF stained eBy cofor q suit
TIE fancy. TEE top covered with felt and
trimmed With deep fringe pat On with OTIS
mental bras nails Ct en ordinary oover is "a
pretty ard durable as snytsiDz. .-Cinoinnst
Enquirer
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

DEspeRArs DEEDS OF \ yeRssymaN.
Ne ktits First His Wifs. 4 hsn . Jasfies
of the Peace. sad thea Hinn-
ssif-AIi Three
Daaa

CAxDzN. \. j. Aug. l.-Wn wiltshire,
sged 81 this evening shot aud killed bis
sifs Ella, aged A. and tneh shot aud killed
William :. DoFr eolOred Justice Of the
peace. sad afterwards shot himself
The cause Of the tragedy was the
complaint Of Mrs. Wiltshire 10 Squire
Dorr OF non support by her husband. The
couple had lived unhappily together for
some time and about two weeks ago Mrs.
Wiltshire. charged her husband with
cruelty and non-suppOrt. Wiltshire was
ordered By squire DOrr TO pay - week 10
his vile for the SUPPORT OF herself
aud her three children. lie gave her
bur two dollars and the woman went
70 squire DORIS office and was relating her
troubles - the squire when Wiltshire came
into the room and, drawing revolver,
shot his wife ana then shot Squire Dorr.
lie then walked our Of the Office and when
about block away be put the revolver 10
bis own head and dfed The bullet entered
bis brain and he died almost Instantly.
There is great excitement here over the
tragedy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02
THE 0o0 vas klLLED.
An oellxiog P~ites Department thai Es-
o.azsrstas ne4ita 81 sh~ cas-

A84SGE*tt1 n&&AtA inc -
Al 5o'eloek saturday silernoon = eensls-
man drove ep q the Police HsaS4asrlers
o4Fn Sad sks.d tie ogaesr 70 kia tfs deg
which wss peseefally following he vehless.
Biz Jeha Sehoby Oslisingiy pulled his sun
and ia moment tie canine took its leaTe
for the dss Heaven. The genslemsn drove
away SATISFIED sai the corpse % ths canine
vas lsft b. the Officers 70 s~ait t.le arrival
Of the health ohioers. TIE Marshal Vas
notified OF the psesenes of tss usrease bat
IL was too ate for him 70 secure lis re-
moval Tie stsFs shOns on the corpse Sal
urisy night. sli day sunday the sun
beat down upoa il, again TOE moon aud
stars winked az i sunday night and when
the Sun rose yesterday morning the corpse
Was q fostering heap Of corruption. The
wind waited the stencil into the factory OF
Nelson. Matter s Co, sud the several hun
dred employees were compelled 10 inhsle Tie
slcssning cco-. Some halt dozen detail
officers sat around Police Headquarters but
made no effort - remove tne carcass or Or
de- the man who requested the dog 70 be
killed TO see 10 rs remosai. yet from Police
Headquarters Al the same time IN order
was issued for the arrest OF q rian on 4
bench warrant tor failing 10 remove the
carcass OF dog which had died on
bis premises near the city limits.
The superintendent al the factory endeay-
ored 10 have the police remove The dead
canine but no attention Has paid 10 the
request, and IL was . o'clock yesterday
morning before he body Of the dog was re
moved. The emploves, whose health was
endangered. were highly indignant, and
al = at ID = b..
Police Department should be compelled 10
remove dead dogs when they oblige their
owners by killing them in front of Head
quarters.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

special Correspondents IzLkssAs HERALn
CgDAs SPRISGs Aug. l.-Consideraols
preparation IS being made By the Fair
society for the coming fair al this place.
which viii occur a week earlier than usual
thls year 70 accommodate ether county
fairs. s.-Wm. Ingrlb IS building another
addition to the Central Hotel preparatory to
yDttiDg IN a bar out The Village Council
propose 70 rigidly enforce the ordinance in
regard 70 bOndsmen. "A scheme y being
quietly worked By two or three mugwumps
Of the North end Of town 20 get Postmaster
Hill removed and K T.. Wamsiey substi-
tuted and remove the Office 10 the North
end. The scheme IS generally disfayored.
Said one prominent citizen. IN speaking OF
it. Its cold day wlen Wansley amt a
candidate for some Office. any way. vii
lie Sk nner Is the entsrprsing agent for the
TxLkaRAN- II KRsrD. which is the first daily
70 reach Us readers and has double the
number cf subscribers in TIE VILLAGE Of any
other.-Tas tramp Witoeck. killed at
the railway accident on the ID, l. & y. IS
not the Frank Witbeck formerly OF this
place. as a. first reported
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02
BASE BALL.
The Wolverines and ouakers Indulge In
Mufiing Match.

DETROIT, Aug. l.-"What are you going
To do with the Detroit's in this SERIES" was
asked of Mcclure just before the game
opened "You remember what we did for
them when We caught them in Philadel-
phla," was his response.
Recreation Park las been the scene of
some very poor ball playing in times past,
but If there Is an amateur team IN the
country that can play ranker ball than the
Detroits did today they can have the medal.
OF all the muffirg, fumbling and wild
throwing ever seen here today exhibition
took the cake. The players well with each
other in their efforts 70 play "Chump" ball
aud Manning outsripped nis cOmDetitors
with i've errors at short. The 'Pretzel"
was worked hard bv the number of men
who got first on fielding erTors. Dis
gustcd but family expresses the indignation
OF the two thousand spectators who sirng-
gled through the mufling match. The
score
Defroit.................2 0 o 0 0 o.
Phiadelp phia a.........-0 . o.
ii s-Detroit, ?. Philadelphia. IL.
Errprs-Dcfroi y. Philadelphia. g.
Batteries-Getzein and Camel; Casey and Nc
Cure
Um7ire-vais n inc
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

The following items are cleaned from The
RsSr-er 81 yesterday.
T. J. O'Brien. counsellor for The g. r. &
7. j. a. the Arlington.
Bisbop Gillespie spent Saturday and SOU
dav in f'sfo~<sy. preaching a. BAY View on
Saturday and at Pstosksy Sunday morning
and evening".
" bose. sf Grand Rapids. assistant
genera ticket agent Of the G ". 4 N Rail-
vsy. and daniiy are n Petosksy.
Rev n I. Bocher. Of Grand Rapids, is
At Deacon Richard cottage. Wequesonsing
Mrs. Dr. Eugene Roise q Grand Rapids.
and ber s0n Edward. are spending fe~
d.vs vith Ms. Sanford Cost. A. Erwin
Lodge, Weqa~tonssng
The Banner" belonging % Mr.. Fsr-and
Cebb. o. Grand Rapids, grsces th. wsters %
the oeT. ~hers its sailing Qualities are oftea
testei. Il = claimed % - TIE fastest boas
On the bay and is skiilf1iiv managed ~ IT,
following crew r Cobb. esctsin. ,. Wsrs-
ner. hrst mate. Fss AsNarrsy, -. Rrxss
tas crsS-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02
A GIGANTIC SCHEME
LAKE SUPERIOR IRON COMPANY.
a As.smsat 10 Control the oatpot OF
Bssssmsr ore ia Gogsbie and n<soIn-
tnss haaxss-rtrs in Dstroit-A
W0odsm2n Killed.

WAsafssros. Aug. IA company 10 be
called the Lake Superior Iron Company Is
being organized by er Secretary Window.
eK Senator Dorsey. Of Washington E.
Connor, Theodore Meyers. of New York and
MAJOR +. A. Bates. Of Cleveland, o.. TO con-
troll the OUTPUT Of Besseaer ore by the
mines in tae GOgebic and Menomlnes
ranges in Michigan aud Wisconsin. The
company Is % DC capitalized Al the par value
OF foGrteen mines IN these ranges. f2o Co.,
ooO. Ia order to avoid the exOEbitant rates
charged by the lake vessels Tor fr iznting
the ore east. the company will build eight
large iron steamships.
Another consolidation to be made is by
John r. Burton. aud still another by the
Wisconsin Central railroad, which owns
the Colby mines.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02
GEN. g. r. euTLsR,s WIFE.
Her Brief Stage Life Previous to He'
Narriage--Death IRON Cancer.


Narriag~--Death IRON Cancer.
Nrs. Butler, wife OF Cen D. F Butler, was
a dauchtes. of Dr Israel Hldre,h, of Lowell,
and while on q visit q Brooklyn. y. y, be-
,nno ofanored of the stag After beng
under the tuition of 1irs. Vernon she made
Der debut Aug TO- Is9 at the Par. theatre.
Kew Xors, ~ Mariana in "The Wife. Tor
the benefit Of Mr CAippendale. and The fol-
lowing season avos eugavci by Nr William
Abbot for the juveaile ladies ~ his theatres
in Caare>toa and Columbia. s G. She
PLAYED tie season IN those two cities and
brief engagement IN conjunction with Louis
Fit--e4ah Ias.stro az Savannah. She then
performed. under on arrangement with ! y.
Weston & Co. in Wilmington nd Fsyette-
vile. g.. md IN Norfolk and Portsmouth,
Va. returning hone frofn the latter place.
she then PLAYED br.ef enrBEement ~ The
Howard Afheaoum in Boston
In 1912 VI W Il Chiupendsie engaged
hr fcr ihe is-dlng lady in tbe National thea
t-e ia Cincinnati. where slle opened &c Roes-
Tnd. in AS Won Like it. but becoming "a
tiruel viii study. resigned her position after
three months DunpE this time ste PER
formed n star engagement at Louisville and
received = cofnusneufarr benefit appearing
cinnati. virh whom she hai large scouaiut~
snoe Iris was her last spraarsBce as sn
s~fress snS she ~ss soou after married 70
Gen Butter
Nrs Butter vas a. cTreiierf and worthy
1a5r ffe devoted rlofber ~ fro SONS ard
daurrter. snd highly esteemed bv AZ who
knew her When the general -as elected %
conzress she nnsds has borne one = the pleas
sntost n Washington snd ber parties were
srnsnx the most deiizhtfQi - TIE ssason u
~ss then inst sk- h@gsn - suffef from
swelling " her ne-k ss8 brT frieD3s we're i~d
~ ~rsv1.oSe from her He5sos3 aevisers -
Washington. that = wss sn erisrRsnleHt =
fhe siand sn5 cord hs ereTsteo spon s-Ie-
cessfrIiT TIE gs8ersl esceTtsd ber - Bos-
.or where X vss ssef5eS thaf sbe sboul1 se
fsEsn 70 tss Mssssrba-tts eer-ra3 haerjtsl
and szIhr1it r. ar opsr2tion Bu- On perform
ing fkis the 6ocfo~r fcsunl fbsf fr~tead ci the
s-~ersro preceding trooa ~ sTlsTgs1osnt =
fts rlana. csrc.r vaS disoove~sd. fss Too.s
~ $50 had sucircsef snd T-ssesTsted f.s
vks-frs les~ing but nstis spacs FIR -
f7r2fs rr.s - f~rsfnirr - - raTrfei ~ -
se~srs' ssE wss ha7sd ~ fae rsnrer snS
fss 1sne-si vas irforn1ef fbst n0fh ~ eouiS
~ aoas g save aie vse Sss 6ie5 fs-
dsvs sfser vara. agss sbosf ss-Rez Fsrler
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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

Yesterday was Emancipation Day and the
colored people of this city celebrated it in a
general good time. although no regular pro-
gramme had been prepared. Small parties
were present from Bellevue, Pontiac St.
Joseph. Grandville and Byron and assisted
in the celebration. In the afternoon about
100 of them enjoyed picnic and dance at
the lake and in the evening a hop was given
Mystic Social club The outsiders and
several of the local people will leave this
morning for Battle Greek. where the cee-
brstion viii De held on mnch larger scale.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02
mcGARIGLs KEEPS IN The SHADE.
Said TO Have Gone to strathrcy-An At
tempt TO Arrest Him.

tAt-rssNt 80 va ft-t-tAa- srNA-e
PORT HuRON. Mich, Aug. John Boyle,
the livery man who has been harboring
Mc6arigle since landed in Sarnis. hired
a rig of another livery stable in order to
throw the detectives OF the scent. and had
his man drive McGarigle 10 Wyoming, Ont
They left Sarnia at IL o'clock last night and
arrived at Wyoming, small town II miles
from here on the Great Western Division OF
the Grand Trunk railway about l O'Clock
this morning. They stopped az Jake
Rogers Hotel until this morning. AcSiar-
igle then took the train for Strathroy.. lie
had been warned to keep away from Lon
don.
Before leaving Sarnia McGarrigle was
warned by his attorney there 10 keep his
mouth closed and get farther away from the
border. Two telegrams from McGarlges
Chicago friends are lying in the telegraph
office at Sarnia. +. w. Horsey, Joseph
Wright and George w. Loyelocx, all of
Chicago, either detectives or friends Of Nc
GarIsle arrived in Sarnia a. p. m, to-
day, and ere trying TO ind out his where
abouts
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02
THAT BELT ROAD.
The Stockholders VIII Meet To-day TO Per
feet the Organization.

feet the rcartzation-
The Grand Rapids Belt Line Railroad
Co, having for lis object the construction
OF freight railroad from the c. T. & 1.
railroad track at Ferry-st., 10 point near
the Couples Wooden Ware mil. north OF
city limits, utilizing Mill-st. and the river,
with a connecting line on kent-st., and ul.
innate connect on north 10 Mill Creek,
will be organized today The capital stock
$4,000. divided into 1000 shares
OF 800 each. has been sub
scribed for by the following gentlemen:
Geo. q. Briggs. NJ l.. Sweet. Il. l.. Butter
worth. l.. III. Withey Il Co., Pail G. Fuller,
Harvey }. Hollister. |. NJ. Weston. Letelier
& White, Wilder d. Stevens, o. s. Waters
NJ K. Bissell, Adolph Leitelt, Z. c. Com.
stock, +. III. Foote, Charles Fox, Elias Mat
ter, julius Housemsn, Geo. f. Buss. 4. b.
Watson, Valley City Milling Co.. l.. w
Wolcott, 4. +. Sweet, Henry Grinnell, jas,
L. Nelson, Geo. w. Gay, j. {, Mckee.
These stock holders will meet this after
noon at O'Clock at the office of l.. II.
Withey to elect officers and directors, and if
the right of way-as peritioned for at last
nights meeting Of the Councils granted
work Will 0e commenced at once ana the
value OF property IN the Northern part Of
the city largely enhanced for manufac,ui-
ing purposes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02
FIRE IN DETROIT.
rianes Aiosg tho Docks Destroy $50. 900
Worth of Property.

DErRorr. Aug. l.-Between and 2o'clock
this morning, nightwatchman Johnson
smelled smoke in Noble & Co.'S warerOom,
and turned IN an alarm. Almost immedi-
ately danes broke out. and the building.
and presently all the building on Ashley
4 Ailchelps dock were on fire. In one OF
them. Grummond's tug office. young man
was sleeping. and he narrowly escaped with
his life after an unsuccessful attempt had
been made from below 10 rescue him. In one
fye horses were burned 10 death. The
steamer Alaska lay at the dock. with her
crew asleep. but they were reused in tine
20 drop her down the current 10 place of
safety steam being left enough TO start her.
rs she had arrived only two hours before.
Ashley & Mitchell lost their Office; Capt.
Grummond building. the Csss estate two
buildings: Emmons & Co. and Noble & Co.
their Offices Capt. Grummond also lost all
his wrecking machinery. The total loss
will be about $4,000. The fire created a
good deal of excitement along the docks
and among the shipping in the vicinity.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02
THE FLOODS CAME
a 0AN ssEAks AID FLOODS a ToNs.
Grs.s Dsstr4ctfsa ~ Property In ss0A'
sFfszaI4-A asesi Carried Assf
aad Ito Ias14tss ksseGsa
IA Eoats.

WEKssAaax. Pa. Aak. IA dam burst
On ne mountain today. which let water
to.n into ths village 81 Parson- ine
whole tosn Nas soodec and people had %
Gee for thslr Ives A little girl named
Annie Quinn ~ss caught 10 the currsnt and
drosasd. Her body vas found nys miles
away. -FOUR bridges ssss washed away and
90 lseI u the JERSEY Central railroad vas
carrisd Of All tfsifc on the road Is AZ a
sIandsEl. The Meircse House ~as carried
down stream. and the inmates were
rescued Dy parry of men
ia boats Al laurel Run the
nsd raesrs caasas nftY loaded cars on =
slds track and dashed them down the
mountain Ike kindliDz E0od. A mile and
a aaf u track Szs also carried With the
cars. A. the noases on Ash-st- we're car
red sff their foan1ati0ns- The iOss % the
railroad company 8 ABOUT 81. 90, 70 to"n
property. about So uoO.
Iae waters Of Coal brook creek carried on
TOW bridges IA tbs northern part Of town.
ostsssn WAxesDarre and Parsons one
handred men are at work repairing the
Delaware q hadson RsIiraad.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

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LorrsslLLz, ky- Aax. L-ksturns from
TIE iatsnor Of the State 50 far received
iaaiaais very Iasss Rss0sliesn gals Re-
taTns fzom t-o-tklssss of TIE precincts IN
the cifg of Lo1isviile skos Democratic
SANS. kent0n cc0aty. part o. Carlisle
i,stTlet, lneludlaz CoslBgton. shows that
the lnion LaD5r party Dolied a moeh
lagger vote than rhe Republicans. the Dem
ocrsts poiffng shout their usual vote. The
ffoAibltonisls are defeated II Jefferson
county. including Louisville.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

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